Over my years in real estate, I’ve experienced firsthand how economic downturns can shake the industry. From fluctuating housing markets to broader financial recessions, these moments have taught me a lot about the importance of resilience in a real estate portfolio. For investors, it’s not just about finding the next

As an investor, one of the most rewarding aspects of real estate is finding an emerging market early on and riding the wave as property values and rental incomes increase. In real estate, timing is crucial, and understanding how to identify markets on the rise can make a massive difference

When I first started in real estate, I quickly realized that this industry isn’t one where you can afford to remain stagnant. Things move fast—markets change, technologies evolve, and client needs shift. To succeed, you have to grow with the industry, and that requires a commitment to continuous learning. For

For as long as I can remember, real estate has been a central part of my life. Growing up in a family of real estate investors, I was exposed to the buying and selling of properties from a young age. This naturally led me to pursue a career as a

Real estate has been a constant part of my life for as long as I can remember. Growing up in Queens, New York, I was surrounded by the energy and buzz of a city that never sleeps. My parents were real estate investors, and I was always in awe of

When people hear about my work as a real estate broker, they usually think of property listings, negotiations, and the daily hustle of helping clients buy and sell homes. What they might not realize is that my passion for numismatics—collecting and studying coins—plays a surprisingly significant role in how I